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- noun Plural form of
spearfisher .
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Examples
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Dr. EARLE: Actually, spearfishers typically target big fish, and the big fish are the very ones we ought to target for keeping alive.
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Dr. EARLE: Actually, spearfishers typically target big fish, and the big fish are the very ones we ought to target for keeping alive.
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Dr. EARLE: Actually, spearfishers typically target big fish, and the big fish are the very ones we ought to target for keeping alive.
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Dr. EARLE: Actually, spearfishers typically target big fish, and the big fish are the very ones we ought to target for keeping alive.
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Dr. EARLE: Actually, spearfishers typically target big fish, and the big fish are the very ones we ought to target for keeping alive.
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That changed in 1995, when two local spearfishers came across a half-buried cannon under 30 feet of water.
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Recreational and subsistence fishers, including spearfishers, find the uhu a prized fish.
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Most spearfishers come to the sport already having been certified for scuba diving.
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The trio of spearfishers asked the skipper on the boat for help, which the man said was immediately provided.
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Recreational and subsistence fishers, including spearfishers, find the uhu a prized fish.
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